Sentence examples for strong indignation from inspiring English sources

Chinese officials expressed "strong indignation".

The official said such a move would arouse "strong indignation and opposition in the Chinese population".

We express strong indignation at the misleading letter by members of PEN American Center (Letters, 28 April).

"The Chinese government seriously regrets the decision of the Japanese government, and expresses its strong indignation," Ms. Zhang said.

"If true, the act of threat in exchange of people's lives is unforgivable and we feel strong indignation," Mr Suga was quoted as saying by the Associated Press.

"I cannot help feeling strong indignation that an inhuman and despicable act of terrorism like this has been committed again," Suga said.

The White House response contained two strong messages: expressing indignation at the killing of our officials, and disavowing the insulting video.

Ellison found that in autumn 1993 there was "clear evidence of a strong feeling of indignation and a degree of hostility" in senior Met echelons towards what they considered unjustified and untruthful statements by, or on behalf of, the family about incompetence and lack of effort in the murder investigation.

Seeing a nearly deserted Ben Gurion Airport is a sight which fuels a strong sense of indignation, a feeling of being besieged, and much more importantly, a growing and stronger support to the current government and its declared aim, that THIS TIME, Hamas would not be allowed to end a war with a claim of victory.

As the Confederates later told it, their fellow passengers "became highly exasperated, and gave vent to the strongest expressions of indignation," expressions that were only quieted by the threat of further Union force.

STRONG doses of righteous indignation have followed calls from the IMF and the federal finance ministry for an urgent overhaul of Germany's rigid three-pillar banking system.